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Yeah, the obsession with the Amazon's appearance, which you can barely see when zoomed out, is embarrassing. You'd think gamers would have grown up a bit since 2000...

Interesting. I would have liked to see a more finished DA2. As it was, it's actually probably my favorite entry in the series despite its flaws. It's an interesting and a fairly unique type of story arc, and in my view it's more mature than most crpg storylines as you don't actually get to make every single decision about the game world. You're not omnipotent, and sometimes those around you call the shots.

Sorry, terribly late reply. I haven't tried Cyberpunk, and actually am looking forward to trying it once I get around to getting one of the next gen consoles. I meant that the strategic shift at CDPR sort of sounds like future games won't be quite the pedigree of their recent-ish games.

But let's not forget the most important thing according to the 'net: the Amazon isn't a beautyqueen and Andariel wears a string i.s.o. a thong. Obviously, the remaster must suck.

It's a great mystery to me how it's even possible to fatfinger that one. Thanks for pointing it out.

I own 12 copies of Diablo 2, and when I play, I play 8 instances at once, will I update? I don't know but so far it sounds okay.

I think it's Bells and Whistles, unless you are making a pun...Otherwise, sounds good so far.

Eye of the Beholder never was my cup of tea, being a 1st person (irc) game, well, I was over them at this point. As much as I adore Myth Drannor, it wasn't enough to make me enjoy this game for more than a few hours. Maybe I will boot it up again to see if that has changed.

Some parts of Cyberpunk are still the best gaming experiences of the past decade. The NPC character arcs and the main story were absolutely fantastic. The thing making people judge the game harshly is its open world.Even then - acknowledging the flawed vehicle physics, dodgy AI and nonsensical police behaviour, the 'feeling' of the driving around Night City really can't be matched by any other city-driving game (ignoring absence of vehicles) - the level design/art direction and sound/music is astounding.All of which is to say ... don't buy the 'this game stinks' hype.

Yup...all studios have their golden eras, and the commonality is that it always ends at some point. With the Witcher 2 and 3 though, CDPR provided some of the best gaming experiences of the past decade or so (and in some respects, ever).